Gender Bustin' Collab!

After drawing Kangaskhan for the Pokécollab I was approached by Initials Games to draw something for their Gender Bustin' Collab! The idea was to take iconic video game character's and draw them as the opposite gender. 

Seemed like a fun challenge, so I decided to draw Sonic. Enjoy! Created in Illustrator.

Back to Illustrator!

Haven't used Illustrator in ages, not since I was doing the visuals for Faux! I've missed it, so today I did this thing! Enjoy!

PokéCollab!

Below is a digital drawing that I did for Justin Chan's Pokécollab project! His awesome idea was to get 151 different digital artists to draw the 151 first generation pokémon. Really fun to do, major nostalgia!

I drew this Kangaskhan in Photoshop. Below it is the latest version of the final image.

Digital Doodles

Hello! Since finishing the year in June, I've pretty much just been relaxing (Hence the lack of posts recently). I have, however, kept on drawing and thinking of ideas for next year! 

Recently I've been having a go at digital drawing, as it's something I've never really gotten into, but always liked the look of. Below are a few random drawings that I've done recently. 

All drawn into photoshop from my iPad, using the airdisplay app.

Enjoy!

Faux - Final Film

Below is the result of my 2nd year final major project, Faux.

 It was originally supposed to be 90 seconds long, and the final length is about 3:45. I finished it by the deadline, so all was good in the end, but as I worked on it, it kept getting longer and longer. I've learnt from this that next year I should really improve my planning, especially at the animatic stage.

Despite this the film has been a success, with a nomination for best 2nd year in the Glammies, and a solid 84 mark, giving me a 1st for the year on the main section of the course. All in all I'm very happy!

Feedback is very welcome, either on here or on Facebook/Twitter.

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Please enjoy in full screen and share!

Vehicle Backgrounds

Here are the backgrounds from the Vehicle scenes. All of the visuals from the film were created in adobe illustrator.

City Backgrounds

Here are the final backgrounds for the city scene. The last few includes the rain effect that I adapted from this tutorial on a great flash fx blog by Ron Doucet.